freecad-cam/Mod/Draft/draftguitools/gui_base.py
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"""Provides the base classes for newer Draft Gui Commands."""
## @package gui_base
# \ingroup draftguitools
# \brief Provides the base classes for newer Draft Gui Commands.
## \addtogroup draftguitools
# @{
import FreeCAD as App
import FreeCADGui as Gui
from draftutils import gui_utils
from draftutils import todo
from draftutils.messages import _toolmsg, _log
class GuiCommandSimplest:
"""Simplest base class for GuiCommands.
This class only sets up the command name and the document object
to use for the command.
When it is executed, it logs the command name to the log file,
and prints the command name to the console.
It implements the `IsActive` method, which must return `True`
when the command should be available.
It should return `True` when there is an active document,
otherwise the command (button or menu) should be disabled.
This class is meant to be inherited by other GuiCommand classes
to quickly log the command name, and set the correct document object.
Parameter
---------
name: str, optional
It defaults to `'None'`.
The name of the action that is being run,
for example, `'Heal'`, `'Flip dimensions'`,
`'Line'`, `'Circle'`, etc.
doc: App::Document, optional
It defaults to the value of `App.activeDocument()`.
The document object itself, which indicates where the actions
of the command will be executed.
Attributes
----------
command_name: str
This is the command name, which is assigned by `name`.
doc: App::Document
This is the document object itself, which is assigned by `doc`.
This attribute should be used by functions to make sure
that the operations are performed in the correct document
and not in other documents.
To set the active document we can use
>>> App.setActiveDocument(self.doc.Name)
"""
def __init__(self, name="None", doc=App.activeDocument()):
self.command_name = name
self.doc = doc
def IsActive(self):
"""Return True when this command should be available."""
return bool(App.activeDocument())
def Activated(self):
"""Execute when the command is called.
Log the command name to the log file and console.
Also update the `doc` attribute.
"""
self.doc = App.activeDocument()
_log("Document: {}".format(self.doc.Label))
_log("GuiCommand: {}".format(self.command_name))
_toolmsg("{}".format(16*"-"))
_toolmsg("GuiCommand: {}".format(self.command_name))
class GuiCommandNeedsSelection(GuiCommandSimplest):
"""Base class for GuiCommands that need a selection to be available.
It re-implements the `IsActive` method to return `True`
when there is both an active document and an active selection.
It inherits `GuiCommandSimplest` to set up the document
and other behavior. See this class for more information.
"""
def IsActive(self):
"""Return True when this command should be available."""
return bool(Gui.Selection.getSelection())
class GuiCommandBase:
"""Generic class that is the basis of all Gui commands.
This class should eventually replace `DraftTools.DraftTool`,
once all functionality in that class is merged here.
Attributes
----------
commit_list : list of 2-element tuples
Each tuple is made of a string, and a list of strings.
::
commit_list = [(string1, list1), (string2, list2), ...]
The string is a simple header, for example, a command name,
that indicates what is being executed.
Each string in the list of strings represents a Python instruction
which will be executed in a delayed fashion
by `todo.ToDo.delayCommit()`
::
list1 = ["a = FreeCAD.Vector()",
"pl = FreeCAD.Placement()",
"Draft.autogroup(obj)"]
commit_list = [("Something", list1)]
This is used when the 3D view has event callbacks that crash
Coin3D.
If this is not needed, those commands could be called in the
body of the command without problem.
::
>>> a = FreeCAD.Vector()
>>> pl = FreeCAD.Placement()
>>> Draft.autogroup(obj)
"""
def __init__(self):
self.call = None
self.commit_list = []
self.doc = None
App.activeDraftCommand = None
self.view = None
self.planetrack = None
def IsActive(self):
"""Return True when this command should be available."""
return bool(gui_utils.get_3d_view())
def finish(self):
"""Terminate the active command by committing the list of commands.
It also perform some other tasks like terminating
the plane tracker and the snapper.
"""
App.activeDraftCommand = None
if self.planetrack:
self.planetrack.finalize()
if hasattr(Gui, "Snapper"):
Gui.Snapper.off()
if self.call:
try:
self.view.removeEventCallback("SoEvent", self.call)
except RuntimeError:
# the view has been deleted already
pass
self.call = None
if self.commit_list:
todo.ToDo.delayCommit(self.commit_list)
self.commit_list = []
def commit(self, name, func):
"""Store actions to be committed to the document.
Parameters
----------
name : str
A string that indicates what is being committed.
func : list of strings
Each element of the list should be a Python command
that will be executed.
"""
self.commit_list.append((name, func))
## @}